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Non-commercial bug sprays are better for the bugs that are good for a garden like bees and butterflies, lady bugs and preying manits.

How does this come out at the middle and end?

Looked like not using a trellis and letting the squash wander might have lowered the risk of powdery mildew. Is that possible?

WOW! Your soil is so soft! I have clay and have a long way to go to get fluffy soil. Thank you for your encouragement. I love the simplicity of your style.

Yusses bro

I almost shat myself when I broke one of those and looked set like a roach.

You were supposed to tell us how to grow the plant. But all you did was yap, yap, yap. You should have shown the step-by-step from seed to planting in a pot, how deep, how much water etc. etc. etc.

Looks like a tomato plant

I collected seeds from wild plants and I am enjoying gooseberries planted in pots. Now I have the inca berry I got from highlands. The seeds are germinating!

Thank you so much this is very helpful ❤

Nice! Im trying to have a garden again with more plants. Once winter is over.

A panty hose will do just fine as well.

What size pot are you using to grow your cape gooseberry?

Hi there fellow SA YTuber...do you go visit other channels or just post?

I live in the Northern Cape. Do you think they will grow here?

I just threw a whole bunch of butternut seeds into the compost area in the garden....waiting.....

Those squash are looking great!! 🔥

I ordered a starter plant. It grew but became very leggy. I am still working on it by using cuttings. Should I give up wuth this one and try again. Also, I am trying to grow it indoors.

Good .

Good tip. Cut off as needed. I can see some good weeds there!! 😵😎

Great little tomato pot!! Well done.

Hi never been successful with these babies. I tried the paint brush /hand pollination, even tried your method.... Recently heard to try a feather??? May try a few seeds again, but these plants can take over!!! and all that powdery mildew!!! Well done, keep it up!!! 😎😎

Howzit fellow South African!!! Amazed to find you. Have these little darlings in the compost. Chickens love them too 🐥

*I only discovered your channel this year, JON'S VEGGIE GARDEN DIARY, but it is by far one of the best gardening channels out there! I have definitely rekindled my flame for a return to the ground, please don't stop gardening, keep up the content, bravooo, GO GO GO GOOOOOO*

I collected all the green rose chafer grubs grom my pottef plants and threw them in my compost. Everything grown on that compost grew very well.

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

Panties clean now?

Can't believe that you put it in there. You need to listen to the little expert.

I have found that once the peel gers thick enough the flies cannot sting them. Maybe remove one or two bags from larger butternuts to test.

Great idea, thanks for sharing

Thanks for the video. How many females can one male pollinate?

Thankyou this has been very helpful, couldn’t understand why I had so many flowers that fell off without fruiting! I think all the flowers that have opened and fallen off the plant have been males as they didn’t have the swelling underneath as you’ve shown here. I did notice a bee or two, not often though, buzzing around in them but obviously the plant hasn’t yet had female flowers so no pollination. Now I know what to look for I will hopefully distinguish the flowers properly to help it along with hand pollination. I don’t have a clue what squash is growing as it seeded itself from the compost! Again very grateful to you for showing the difference and how to pollinate these flowers....x

Hi Jon, what's a organza bag made of, looks like a really fine mesh.

Just an update on this video. The experiment, unfortunately, didn't work so I'll have to try another method of growing these berries.